AZDelivery 3 x MB-102 Breadboard Kit - 830 Tie Point Solderless Plug-in Prototype PCB Board, Power Supply Module 3.3V 5V 700mA Adapter, 65 PCS Jumper Wire Set compatible with Arduino Including E-Book!

Above average quality breadboards complete with 5/3.3V power adapters (from USB or DC barrel jack 6-12 volts) and a generous bunch of connecting wires. So happy with my first set of 5, I've just ordered a further 5. At these prices, why tear down a project to use the breadboard for the next one? I can now have several simultaneous projects on the go and also keep a few finished projects in assembled form for possible transfer to circuit board at a later date.The discount for 3 and even more for 5 means that the power modules and wire bundles are essentially free if the cost of comparable breadboards is taken into account.Note that the power rails are split half way along these boards. This isn't a problem unless you assume that power from the module plugged in at one end goes all the way across like on many other similar boards. Easily solved using a few of the jump leads provided. This also allows more flexibility as you may wish to use the top or bottom (or both) half length rails for I2C bus or higher voltage for motors for example.The boards will interlock and the power rails are also removable and can interlock elsewhere if needed, allowing large projects to be undertaken. If this is done, the board assembly can be mounted on a smooth surface by peeling off a protective layer to reveal a sticky pad on the underside of the board.Highly recommended.

I bought this primarily for the power adaptors and the breadboards. The adaptors are totally fine - just like the one you'll get in the starter kits.The breadboards are easier to work with than the one I received in my Elegoo starter kit. Its easier to plug things into them, and they seem a bit more uniform and accepting. This is a big plus for me. I don't want to have to "prime" the holes to accept a component like I do with my starter kit board. I also like the way the power and ground rails are separated half way through because you can easily bridge them if required. It gives you options, and you could have different voltages on any one of the four parts of the rails.The jumper cables are pretty good, with grips near the tips that allow you to push them into the boards easily. There weren't so many red or black cables in my package, but you get plenty of them. Its about £1 per item in the bundle, and it all works.

Well, I've purchased a few different types recently and been disappointed with the cheap chinese clones - this more than makes up for it! Build quality is good - printing is clear and, more importantly, the sockets/holes all work a treat - yes, I know, how can a hole work? well, I've found with the cheaper ones that they either dont grip correctly, don't line up properly or you just cant insert things - non of those issues here - even plugging in larger pins! All in all, very happy with my purchase...

This kind of thing has been around since the 7y0's. It was a good idea then, and it's still a good idea now, especially if you just want to demonstrate an idea or try it out before committing to a PCB. The jumper wires are great - saves having to cut lengths of solid wire - and the little board with the regulators is a time saver too.

Generally acceptable performance. My only criticism is that sometimes it's necessary to insert and remove wire links a couple of times to get a reliable connection.

Not much to say, they work, they arrived on time and seem good value for money

Will review after my little scinetinst opens his Xmas presents.

ICs don’t straddle the breadboards properly so aren’t reliably connected. Ridiculously hard to push jumper wites in, so pins must be too tight and too recessed. Not impressed with breadboard quality overall and have compared all 5 to other brands